I was an RF engineer, got laid off (current company is not lam research). I interviewed here and there for rf roles, but realized I have zero passion for this role. Looking to get into RTL or ASIC engineering, or more remote friendly roles. I did take some verilog/vhdl classes in college which i liked the most, but would definitely need to restudy. what's the best pipeline to switching? I do have a current offer for software engineering at a software startup because I'm unemployed and just applied everywhere that might take me. Would like to stay in hardware domain if possible though, but think I would prefer a more computer/coding/logic type role. TC before lay off: 120k new offer TC: 140k + fake money 2 yoe as rf engineer, 0 as software
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Looking for Asic with RF basics.
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Yes, you can if you do some verilog or hardware design courses. Keep in mind RTL design is mostly learned on job, when helped by senior engineers from whom you learn intricacies of RTL design - such as meeting timing, CDC, state machines, avoiding LINT issues and setting up testbench. Start with RTL design interview questions and fundamentals. Try to target big companies, as over there work is additive and lets you add RTL rather than start from scratch with microarch level. If you go for smaller companies, the ramp up will be brutal, especially with deadlines senior people will have less time. Switching to software roles would be much easier.